
Explore complete geographic and administrative data about Pul-e Ḩişar, a city in Baghlan, Afghanistan in Asia. Find GPS coordinates, time zone, currency, dialing code, TLD domain, elevation and the live local date & time for Pul-e Ḩişar — all in one place for quick reference, business planning and location intelligence.
Key Benefits: Location intelligence for market research • Real-time local date & time for global scheduling • Currency data for financial planning • GPS coordinates for logistics & route planning • Dialing code for telecom setup • City-level data for strategic decision-making
| Category | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| City | ||
| Full Name | Pul-e Ḩişar | |
| District / County | Pul-e Ḩişār | |
| State | Baghlan | |
| Country | Afghanistan | |
| Continent | Asia | |
| Ranking & Classification | ||
| City Type | District Headquarters | |
| Currency | ||
| Name | Afghan Afghani | |
| Code ISO-4217 | AFN | |
| Symbol | ؋ | |
| Dialing Code | ||
| Country Calling Code | +93 | |
| International Exit Prefix | 00 | |
| Internet Top-Level Domain (TLD) | ||
| Domain | .af | |
| Elevation | ||
| In Meter | 1,979 | |
| In Feet | 6,493 | |
| GPS Coordinates | ||
| Latitude | 35.62 | |
| Longitude | 69.47 | |
| Decimal Degrees (DD) | 35.618° N 69.471° E | |
| Degrees Minutes Seconds (DMS) | 35° 37' 5" N 69° 28' 17" E | |
| Degrees Decimal Minutes (DDM) | 35° 37.08' N 69° 28.28' E | |
| Location Context | ||
| Nearest City in Another Country | Mari, Turkmenistan (100 km) | |
| Time Zone | ||
| UTC Offset | +04:30 | |
| Daylight Saving Time (DST) | No Daylight Saving Time, same UTC offset for all year | |
| Sun Times Today | ||
| Sunrise | 🔥 04:54 AM | |
| Sunset | 🌅 07:03 PM | |
| Day Length | 14h 8m | |
| Local & Administrative | ||
| Local Time Zone (IANA) | Asia/Kabul |
Pul-e Ḩişar is a city situated in Baghlan, Afghanistan, within Asia. It falls under Pul-e Ḩişār, which handles local administration for the surrounding area. GeoNames classifies Pul-e Ḩişar as a District Headquarters. Retailers, logistics planners and site-selection teams pull city-level records like this one for market research, distribution mapping and strategic decision-making. › See every city in Baghlan
The latitude and longitude of Pul-e Ḩişar pin its exact position for route planning, delivery mapping and territory analysis. The city sits at roughly 1,979 meters above sea level, a figure used in drainage planning, construction and agriculture studies nearby. › Open Pul-e Ḩişar on the map
Pul-e Ḩişar runs on UTC +04:30. Matching this offset is useful when booking calls, scheduling deliveries or coordinating remote teams with partners in other regions. › Compare time zones across countries
Payments and pricing in Pul-e Ḩişar run on Afghan Afghani (AFN), shown with the symbol ؋. Keep this on hand for budgeting a trip, invoicing local partners or tracking exchange-rate exposure. › Pul-e Ḩişar exchange rates
To ring a number in Pul-e Ḩişar from outside Afghanistan, dial +93 ahead of the local number. Call centers, VoIP providers and remote-support desks use this prefix to route traffic correctly into Pul-e Ḩişar and the towns around it. › All country calling codes
Pul-e Ḩişar is one of many towns and cities that make up Baghlan, each contributing its own data points to regional planning. Numbers like these support site selection, competitive benchmarking and expansion plans for teams entering the Baghlan market. › Cities near Pul-e Ḩişar
Pul-e Ḩişar sits within Pul-e Ḩişār, is part of Baghlan in Afghanistan. It is classified as a District Headquarters.
Pul-e Ḩişar keeps UTC +04:30. Today the sun rises around 04:54 AM and sets around 07:03 PM local time. See time zones for every country to plan across regions.
Businesses and shops in Pul-e Ḩişar price in Afghan afghani (AFN), written with the symbol ؋. Check live rates on our Pul-e Ḩişar currency page.
Crossing the nearest international border from Pul-e Ḩişar lands you closest to Mari, Turkmenistan, about 100 km away. Freight forwarders, customs brokers and cross-border travel planners use this figure to judge how close Pul-e Ḩişar sits to a neighboring country's trade routes and border crossings.